Our prices - Hair transplant

Before you can book a hair tranplant, you'll need a consult first. From there on, a treatment plan will be drawn up. It is also possible to request a quote to get an idea of the costs. There is no VAT due on transgender operations.

How smoothly your session will go depends on the following factors:

• the quality of your hair
• the number of grafts that can be removed
• the treatment area
• the used method (the material cost of the DHI method is more expensive than the FUE method)
• the ease of removing and implanting grafts
• ...

Below you can find an overview of the prices per zone and method.

Prices per method

1 Hair transplant FUE method (with shaving):

• Zone 1: +/- 500 grafts 
• Zone 2: +/ 1000 grafts 
• Zone 3: +/- 1200 grafts 
• Zone 4: +/- 500 grafts 
• Zone 5: +/- 1000 grafts 

Fixed all-inclusive price:

• <1500 Grafts: € 3250 
• 1500 – 3000 Grafts: € 4350 
• 3000 – 4500 Grafts: € 5450

2 Hair transplant DHI method:

• Zone 1: +/- 500 grafts 
• Zone 2: +/ 1000 grafts 
• Zone 3: +/- 1200 grafts 
• Zone 4: +/- 500 grafts 
• Zone 5: +/- 1000 grafts 

Fixed all-inclusive price:

• <1500 Grafts: € 3450 
• 1500 – 3000 Grafts: € 4450 
• 3000 – 4500 Grafts: -

Ask a quote

Get a quote

Patients receive an offer for a hair transplant.
This quote states how many grafts will be placed, and how long the treatment will take.

Each graft can contain anywhere from 1 to 4 hairs. Covering a quarter-sized bald spot requires a few hundred grafts while a larger bald area closer to the size of an open hand may require a few thousand. The only way to accurately determine how many follicles you need to achieve your goals is to meet with a specialist for a consultation and discuss your goals 1-on-1.

Pay the deposit of your hair transplant

We ask you to pay a deposit of €1000 in advance. The date will be reserved for you for one week. Without payment, we will reopen the date to other patients.

Rescheduling your booking / cancelling after payment

• More than 30 days before the date of treatment: you have a loss of 500 Euros
• Less than 30 days before the date of treatment: you lose 50% of the total cost
• Less than 1 week before the date of treatment: you lose 100% of the total cost

Frequently asked questions

• How many grafts do I need?

  The number of hair follicles (grafts) that can be used for a hair transplant is limited. There are some 5,500 grafts in the donor area that can be used for a hair transplant. It is therefore not only a question of determining how many grafts are needed to improve the hairline/recipient area, but also how many grafts can be used to the maximum. Transplanting too many grafts at once can even cause hair density to deteriorate.

• Is hair transplant surgery painful?

  According to most patients, a hair transplant is not a painful experience. Patients are always given local anaesthetics and antibiotics to alleviate the discomfort. Most patients report that the procedure is pain-free and that the patient's recovery is not necessary. However, the procedure can take a long time as all hair follicles have to be harvested one by one.

• How long does it take to recover?

  After the operation: 

  The hair is NOT washed or styled. The hair is still loose so it would just fall out. The skin needs time to grow back together again.  You will be given a bandage that must remain in place for at least 1 day. You could go back to work, but we recommend taking a week off to fully recover.

  After 2 days:

  You'll have to stop by at our clinic for the first washing. The bandage will be removed cqarefully and your hair and scalp will be washed with with water and a mild shampoo. Avoid powerful shower jets but let the water drip gently over your head. Pat dry gently (do not rub).  In this stage, slight swelling and scabs will form.

  After about 2 weeks: 

  The newly transplanted hair will fall out - this is normal.

  After about 3 weeks:

  The follwoing activities can be picked up again: exercising and sports, sunbathing, visiting saunas

  After about 2 months:

  The hair can be dyed again.

  After about 3 months:

  The new hair will start to grow until about 12 months after your hair transplant. And of course, if you have long hair, the new hair will take a while to catch up.

• What is the difference between FUE and FUT transplants?

  During an FUE hair transplant (= Follice Unit Extraction), hairs are harvested one by one from the donor area and transplanted into the recipient area. This is quite labour intensive for our specialists. Therefore, this method is more expensive and in addition, fewer grafts can be transplanted a day than an FUT hair transplant. Kinky-curly hair (e.g. 3 C of 4A, B or C) is very brittle and therefore not suitable for FUE treatment.

  During an FUT hair transplant (= Follicle Unit Transplant), a strip of skin is removed from the donor area at the back of the head and reimplanted into the recipient area. This makes it slightly cheaper than FUE and faster, but a major disadvantage of this technique is that it leaves a scar in the donor area. For these reasons we do not use this method in our clinic.

• Will I have to undergo an additional hair transplant in the future?

  It is possible that your hair loss will continue. Especially if you have had a hair transplant at a young age. All transplanted grafts will continue to produce hair for the rest of your life, but the hair around them that you had at first could fall out at a later time. In that case, you could consider extra treatment. 

• What is the cost of hair transplant or hairline lowering surgery?

  Hair transplants or hairline lowering surgeries vary greatly from patient to patient, which is why it is difficult to put a general price for hair surgery. It depends on what your wishes are, how large the zone is, which method you choose, how many grafts you will need, etc. The costs will be determined during your consultation or you can request a personalised quote to get an idea.

  More information about our prices can be found here.